Re: Encouragement for Meditation in Quran-Sharif
hypnotix_2000, no one can claim to be the perfect and absolute interpreter of the letter of Allah swt. if you look at the literal meaning of the english word: 'meditate', you will note that it translates to 'think, reflect' and extrapolations, in diff contexts, may become 'be attentive' or 'be alert.'
there must be a range of arabic words that are variants for meditation in meaning as vast and general as thinking to as specific as zikr only of Almighty, as each of the tranlated Quranic ayaat above, when read in Arabic, will have you witness.
thanks for the perspective.
best,
Dushwari